Oshkosh Baseball Board Chooses Expanded Director Board
Oshkosh Baseball association filled its board with eighteen directors up from fifteen to boost oversight. A Tuesday meeting at Harmon Insurance reviewed driving park improvements led by James A. Masterson with work begun on the grandstand and diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oskooh
Baseball-association
Oshkosh ‘Baseball Association
Harmon ‘Insurance ’Agency
Thompson
Oshkosh
Hsti Oe
James
A. Masterson
Murdock Street
Rex Hollister
C. W. George” Everhart
Carl Bd McCabe
Allen Kirkpatrick
Osh ire tailor shop promises low prices and free samples
A damaged ad touts a Wisconsin tailor offering to measure garments at low profit with free postage and a free woolen sample. It claims prices like 15.90 and 26 to 25 equivalents, asserting own workshop production and large selection to attract permanent customers.
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Baye
Wisconsin
Wisoasin Woolen Mills Riranch No 16 Feature
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Wisoasin Woolen Mills and Merritt in a field labeled Courier Main Aed and Riranch No 16 Oley. The legible items indicate a historical business or directory entry with names and places missing clear context.
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Riranch No
Courier
Merritt
Oley
Aoreralhve
Arrest in Fond du Lac for brass burglary
Frank Nichols, of Fond du Lac, was arrested in this city Tuesday by Officer William Steinfort and police chief Frank Nolan. Taken back to Fond du Lac, Nichols faces burglary charges after trying to dispose of brass from locomotive wheels at a junk shop. He allegedly arrived on a freight train with about 25 pounds of brass, possibly linked to a $250 loss from a Fond du Lac factory months ago. Nichols has prior vagrancy arrests in Fond du Lac. Samuel Hagen, a stranger, was arrested on Sixth Street for vagrancy and discharged by Chief Dowling.
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Frank ‘Nichols
Fond
du: Lac
Iby
William Steinfort
Fond du Lac
Frank. Nolan
Hee
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Nichole
Nichols
Samuel “Hagen
Sixth _ street
Rothe
Married in Chicago Gussie Puetz and Joseph Koplitz
Oshkosh friends were surprised to learn that Miss Gussie Puetz and Mr Joseph Koplitz planned to marry. The couple are visiting Minnesota and will return to Oshkosh to reside on Bay Street with Koplitz veiled by a late announcement.
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Oshkosh
Joseph B
Koplitz
Gussie’ -Puetz
Koplits
Minnesota
Vanee
Kopitz
Bertha ‘Koplitz
Oregon Street
Bay Street
Married at Portage in Tuesday wedding
Brauer and his wife formerly Miss Beulah Rolleston of Portage were married at 12 o clock Tuesday. Mr Brauer is known in Oshkosh as the son of Mrs William G Brauer. He moved to Portage four years ago to engage in business and is succeeding. Mrs Brauer is the daughter of Mrs Marie Rolleston and is regarded as an esteemed Portage young lady.
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Jam
Brauer
Miss Beulah
Rolleston
Portage
Oshkosh
William G. Brauer
Marie Rolleston
Long Water Trip Planned by E C Fahrney From Chicago
E C Fahrney of Chicago plans a two week water voyage starting Saturday on the Fox Wisconsin and Rock rivers. He will use the Aeolus to tow William H Fahrney’s houseboat from near Chicago to Oshkosh if feasible. If not, Merton McClerran will command the launch on the remaining leg. Public talk at the end notes a debate between evolution and revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fox
Wisconsin
Rock Rivers
Aeolus
Wiliam H.fahrney
Oshkosh
Universalist Convention Debates Program and Boat Ride
At a Universalist convention session the discussion over a substitute program versus a boat ride caused debate as officials deferred activities. Theresa Wittens of Washington DC was detained delaying her speaking engagement, while plans shifted to a Young Ladies' guild boat ride as afternoon events.
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Thin Monping
Seston
Mra
Theresa ‘Wittians
Washington, D.C
Young Ladies’ Guild
W.H. McGlannin
Tirs
Willams
H B. Laftin
McGlauffin
Rev
Paul, Tyner
Hartford
Uthe
Oshkasa
Fisher Brothers
Do Br Fisher
Lombard' ‘College
Galesburg
Jes
Fisher
Beaalon
Death of N Johnston and Wollandk funeral notes
Death notices report Nathan Johnston aged eighty dying at his daughter Stella M Ten 124 Jefferson Ave after lingering illness. He was born in Starks Me son of James and Martha Johnston. He married Victoria Snell in 1837 and moved to Oshkosh, where he worked in lumber, later farming nearby before living with his daughter after his wife’s death. Funeral arrangements not finalized, service likely Friday. Also noted is the Wol Langk funeral at 44 School Street with service at 1:30 and church rites at 2, Swastika bowling team members as pallbearers. floral tribute in the form of a bowling pin and ball.
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Cnathan’ Johnston
Starks
James
Martha Johnston
Victoria Snell
Oshkosh
James Johnston
Johnston
City
Tew
Charles Be, Johnston
Chicago
Wollange
William Wollangk
Gervices
School
Bowen’ Street Lutheran
M. Erck
Charlie Allmers
Henry Bestier
Frank Gauger
Lu. Banderob
Swastika
HL Juedes
A. Ehrmann
Anne
Oshkosh Normal summer session nears 400 enrollment
To twelve o'clock today Oshkosh Normal school logged 2360 students in the summer session. Authorities expect the total to reach 400 in a few days as many state schools have not yet closed. John F Palmer oversees a display room with teaching materials and guides. Publishers may send classroom content to the new office with Palmer as local agent.
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Oshkosh Normal School
John F. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Short Notes From Local Social Scene
Lunch at the yacht club was hosted by B. K. Otis. Mr and Mrs Theodore Foster of Fond du Lac visit Mr and Mrs J N Bacon at 111 High Street IM. Gemsga Milwaukee bought J A Masterson’s bungalow on Ogden Avenue for 2700 dollars. Carnation circle invites Willing Workers to Mrs J W Blankenhorn at 148 Walnut Street Friday afternoon with full attendance expected.
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B. K. Otis
Yacht Club
Theodore Foster
Fond du Lac
J. N. Bacon
High Street
Gemsga
Milwaukee
J. A. Masterson
Ogden Avenue
Carnation Circle
J. W. Blankenhorn
Walnut Street
Becker in Oshkosh endorses Davidson and buys speed boat
Ex mayor Sherburn M. Becker of Milwaukee visits Oshkosh with his brother-in-law to inspect speed launches in support of an automobile specialty company where Becker is state agent. He favors Governor Davidson reelection and had withdrawn from the governorship race to pursue the business proposition. He toured the river, rode the Globe Con and examined the Domon launch during the stay.
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Sherbucn M. Becker
Milwaukee
Teday
Smith
Isald
Davidson
Becker
Music Club Met at Smiths Pau-ko-tuk Tonight
Notes from the community say the Music club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ss. BR. Smith at Pau-ko-tuk. Miss Susie Smith of Stevens Point visited Mrs. Nellie H. Cowe on upper Main street and W. D. McDaniels purchased a modern home on Jackson street in Masterson's park plat for 5400. A death notice records the passing of Ray Dodd at Des Moines, age 23, son of C. H. Dodd. survived by two sisters Mrs. Henry Henkel and Miss Gertrude P. B. Dodd. B. W. Jenks at the Elron theater promotes a kite act by Carita and four dancing girls, with a 10-foot box kite flying citywide and breaking a skylight. A moral about a rich woman who hates men is noted at the end.
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Ss. BR. Smith
Pau-ko-tuk
Susie. Smith
Stevens Point
Nellie H. Cowe
Upper Main Street
W. D. McDaniels
Oshkosh’ Business College
Jackson Street
Gertrude PB. Dodd
Nellisville
Wis
Phoenix Chair Company
Sheboygan
B. W. Jenks
Elron Theater
Carita
Poetic Fragment From Adele Lippencott in Appletons
A rough evening on the moor with wind and cloudy skies. Birds hurry home as a lone speaker longs for space and freedom, seeking a resting place beyond constraint. The verse reflects a yearning for liberty and open roaming.
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Bky
Adele Lippencott
Appleton's
Club Women Begin Deliberations at Ninth Federation Convention
Boston June 2 Associated Press reports clubwomen delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs began the second day of the ninth Biennial Convention. Rain and dampness did not hinder the opening business as Mrs. Sirah P. Decker presided. Committees presented annual reports and officers' reports dominated the forenoon, with duplicate afternoon sessions planned to accommodate those unable to attend.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maas
Cclubwomen
General Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Symphony Hall
Sirah P. Decker
Iha
Wisconsin postoffice raises pay for clerks and carriers
The postoffice department announces salary increases for Wisconsin presidential postoffice staff. Fort Atkinson gains include clerks rising to 900 and 1,160 and a carrier to 200. Janesville sees multiple clerks reach 900 to 1,000 and a carrier to 800. Marshfield adds clerks to 3800 and 431,000 and two carriers to 1,060. Stevens Point expansions to 800 and 1,000 with five carriers to 1,000. Sturgeon Bay and Waupaca also show clerk and carrier increases.
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Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Postoffice Department
Presidential Postoffice
Fort Atkinson
Janesville
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Sturgeon Bay
Waupaca
H. C. Stevens
Mixed Classified Advertisements and Notices
A fragmented Oshkosh listing shows sale notices for pianos organs and cash sale items, plus lost and found pins, hats, and picture galleries. Additional entries announce job openings, rental rooms, and a council meeting notice, with scattered names and addresses in Milwaukee area.
Hammond Gives $10 000 toward movement fund
John Hayes Hammond, former vice presidential candidate, subscribes 10000 dollars toward the125000 goal raised by Dr Richard D. Char yan for enlarging George Washington Universitys college of political science. The remark about his friendliness hints at possible motives.
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Chicago
John Hayes Hammond
Richard DD. Char- Yan
George Washington University
College of Political Science
Wanted Hand Elevator for Boyd and Son at Chay Market
Classified notice seeking a hand elevator for the business of Boyd and Son located at Chay Market. Details limited in readable text.
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Boyd & Son
Chay Market
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Yieé
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William E. Brawer
Oakicoxh
Fahrmesa Lantich
Mr.Summer Man
N. Johnston
Tee
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Main St
J. 0. Navidson
CLUB
Salie
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Smail
P.O
Shkosh
Milwituckee Free Press
Merry Widow
Henry Grib- Tor
Milwaukee Free Press
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Wpatala
Plaventh
Oregon
Tenth
Nebraska Streets
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Treccive
Church
Tom Young
Lake Shore Road
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Frey & Bestler
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Woodman
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George Wohnson
Frank McCabe Coal Co
Wisconsin Avenue
Grange N
Algoma Vertical Society
State of
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Salt County
Laula Bullinger
Henrietta Bullinger
Clevelan
Hammond
Marlon
John Brennan
Main and
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Botz Meat Market
Lée
A-P-T
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Frank Murra
Opera House Square
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